Video Podcasts still lack October 2011 Sunday Sessions
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 10:13 am
Both the SD & HD video podcasts still lack the Sunday sessions of last week's general conference.
I subscribe to the SD podcast filtered through Yahoo! Pipes to only contain conference talks (no highlights, full sessions, music, or reports). At first I suspected that there might be a problem with my pipe; however, following the links on the conference archives, I still see that the feed ends with "Dare to Stand Alone" by Pres. Monson from priesthood session.
I also subscribe to the MP3 podcast filtered through Yahoo! Pipes to only contain choir music that does not have the introductory voice-over. I didn't know that conference music was available for download until I came home from the April 2009 priesthood session eager to tell my wife about the amazing music performed by the Priesthood choir from BYU-Idaho - the performance of "I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go" is easily considered the best conference music ever in my house. I also had an issue where the Saturday morning session's mp3 files lacked track numbers and album art. I have not checked to see if this has been corrected.
If anyone is interested here are my pipes:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/robartsd/ldsmusic
http://pipes.yahoo.com/robartsd/gctalks
I subscribe to the SD podcast filtered through Yahoo! Pipes to only contain conference talks (no highlights, full sessions, music, or reports). At first I suspected that there might be a problem with my pipe; however, following the links on the conference archives, I still see that the feed ends with "Dare to Stand Alone" by Pres. Monson from priesthood session.
I also subscribe to the MP3 podcast filtered through Yahoo! Pipes to only contain choir music that does not have the introductory voice-over. I didn't know that conference music was available for download until I came home from the April 2009 priesthood session eager to tell my wife about the amazing music performed by the Priesthood choir from BYU-Idaho - the performance of "I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go" is easily considered the best conference music ever in my house. I also had an issue where the Saturday morning session's mp3 files lacked track numbers and album art. I have not checked to see if this has been corrected.
If anyone is interested here are my pipes:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/robartsd/ldsmusic
http://pipes.yahoo.com/robartsd/gctalks